The Self As Social Gesture
- Mariah Rankine-Landers 
- Dec 20, 2017
- 1 min read
Updated: Nov 25, 2020

In this lesson students will explore the notion of self as a social gesture for society. They will analyze societal issues through the lens of social gesture to critique positionality and systems that favor oppression over liberation and belonging. Students will be invited to claim their birthright to their imaginations, becoming a social gesture for an evolving world system.
LENGTH: One 120min Session
GRADE LEVEL: 9-11
SUBJECT: Social Studies | History | Humanities | Civics
CREATIVE INQUIRIES
- How is a movement created? 
- What is a social gesture? 
- How can I identify, embody, and lead through the act of “social gesture?” 
EQUIPMENT
- Projector 
- Audio player/ computer speakers to play digital recording of Hamilton Soundtrack 
OUTLINE
Session 1: Self As Social Gesture




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